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The_Emperor_Of_Television |
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July 24, 2010 11:07:10pm |
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I'd just like to note for posterity..... |
1. Most digital cameras don't have realistic colour.
2. I think moon Europa of Jupiter may have life, though very primitive life without a true brain.
3. IA will probably no longer exist as we know it within 5 years.
4. The Mothers-in-Law, the smash-flop 1960s tv series, is selling like hotcakes on DVD (on sites like Amazon) even before it's release due to pre-orders.
This post was modified by The_Emperor_Of_Television on 2010-07-25 06:07:10
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cathyftr |
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July 25, 2010 06:38:17pm |
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Re: I'd just like to note for posterity..... |
Think I can help with The Mothers-In-Law...ah..its the Lucille Ball connection. Yes Lucy herself never appeared on that show but anything and everything that has as much as even the slightest connection to Lucy is selling well now. Even those stupid mid 1970's "specials" that Lucy had done such as the unfunny one she did with Jackie Gleason, even that is selling well.
The small city of Jamestown, New York still makes most of their money over Lucy such as those two Lucy fesitvals and that Lucy gift shop..that is the most successful store in town.
Guess I should talk..the radio station I used to work at in West Virginia, well back in the 50's the very same station ( WEPM ) had employed Patsy Cline as a disc jockey and yes even into the 2000s every once in awhile we still had people who stopped by who wanted to see that bathroom Patsy had used when she had worked there at WEPM.
Secret...we had remodeled that bathroom back in 1986. Shhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
Talk about "Crazy" LOL
This post was modified by cathyftr on 2010-07-26 01:34:20
This post was modified by cathyftr on 2010-07-26 01:37:06
This post was modified by cathyftr on 2010-07-26 01:38:17
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cosmico |
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July 25, 2010 12:57:45am |
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Re: I'd just like to note for posterity..... |
I agree completely on point #1. I'd still be shooting only film if I could 1) find it and 2) afford it.
As for commercial DVD releases, I'm still waiting for complete, uncut, good quality videos of both seasons of the 1950s TV series Science Fiction Theatre.
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